A bright, coquettish maidservant x a gloomy, affection-starved powerful eunuch
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She transmigrates into a book as Xue Ling’er, a lowly maidservant who’s doomed to be cannon fodder.
In the original story, she tormented Feng Zhi, the second male lead, a powerful eunuch fallen on hard times after entering the palace. Once he rose to power, he casually crushed her to death.
She looks up and sees the young eunuch, newly castrated, kneeling at her feet to hear her lecture.
His head is bowed, and there’s no sign yet of the dark, heavy aura he’ll have in the future.
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Xue Ling’er had meant to earn his goodwill, but suddenly gave up on smiling and currying favor.
As Confucius said: Better than sending coal in a snowstorm is finding comfort in my lap.
Just call me your godmother!
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Read at your own risk:
Partially castrated, a true eunuch
Inspired by the Tang Dynasty, not historically researched
The style and writing are very good and unique, but it's a bit strange. The heroine in the article shows such kindness and care to the hero. Can a female officer say those words to a eunuch when they meet for the first time? I don't quite understand it, it feels weird, and the follow-up is a bit confusing. But aside from that, overall it's good. Keep up the good work.
The writing style is good, not the kind of vernacular or illogical language with frequent typos. The heroine is just a bit reckless. The story is quite interesting.
Wow, I have been following it all the way, and I didn't expect to write more than 500,000 words. It's very ancient. It was very touching to see Xue Ling'er and Feng Zhi supporting each other, from knowing each other to being connected. Because there were some words that I didn't understand very well and I swallowed them wholeheartedly, so the first part felt very restrained to me, which reflected the deep affection between the two people in the second part, which was light but very sweet 💕 But ah ah ah, there are not many emotional scenes written (a series of events such as the expedition and the coup came later), I feel like that CP fan who digs for candy between the lines, plus some environmental descriptions are left blank, as if the feelings between the two are not expressed in words, but are reflected on the floor of a dark room in the Tang Dynasty through the afterglow. But why is it over? Is there any extra story you can show me 🥺 (Dou Dou author's manuscript storage box. Gif
The male protagonist is so wet and loving, haha, he calls the female protagonist empress (it would be even worse if he only calls out a single word, ahem). Originally, I didn't know much about the Wu Zhou period, nor the relationship between Wu Zetian and Li Longji, but now I understand hehe, and I learned some history by the way. It's good to watch! Looking forward to more emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists hehehe
No one has good works! Please keep updating! Super pretty! It is very rare in Yang Persimmon that the background is not separated. I have collected many eunuch articles and now I can only read this one.
This is the first time I read an article like this. I never expected that modern people could write such good antique articles. The writing is really good, and the regulations in it are very good. We have put a lot of effort into describing the grades and historical stories, but so far I feel that there are relatively few scenes between the male and female protagonists.
This is one of the few articles I have seen in Yangshizi. It is written in ancient Chinese with more rigorous wording and sentences, but it is still too thin. I have to catch up on it. If it is a completed article, you can read it in one sitting.
Fine chaff. This is actually an article written by a foreigner, I'm quite surprised. Although some of the logic does not make sense, the overall flow is smooth and there is no drama, and I have the desire to watch it.
This is a rare piece of good writing. The writing is very particular. When I read it here, I feel like a pearl covered in dust.
It's all very good, but when I read it, it made me feel like I was reading classical Chinese.